Perry County Circuit Court Clerk Publishes Office, Voting, Records Details

The Perry County Circuit Court Clerk’s office in Tell City is providing a consolidated set of details for residents seeking court, records, and election services. The office is located at 2219 Payne Street, Tell City, IN 47586, and is open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Residents may contact the office by phone at 812-547-3741.

The clerk’s responsibilities include maintaining court records and permanent records, handling court case monies, issuing marriage licenses, and administering elections and voter registration. The office also publishes precinct-level voting locations to guide voters on where to cast ballots within the county. Examples of published polling places include the Cannelton library for Cannelton precincts, the Depot and Schergens Center locations for Tell City precincts, and the Troy Fire Station for Troy precincts.

Practical instructions on paying fines and fees, obtaining public records, and applying for marriage licenses are available directly from the clerk’s office. Residents seeking to pay court-related fines or to request copies of public records should consult the office during regular hours or call ahead using the provided contact number to confirm required documentation and accepted payment methods.

The availability of precise precinct locations and procedural information matters for local voters and people needing timely access to legal documents. Clear directions to polling places can reduce confusion on Election Day and support voter participation, while streamlined instructions for marriage licenses and records requests reduce administrative friction for families and businesses that rely on official documents.

As custodian of county court and election records, the clerk’s office plays a central role in local governance and public accountability. The current office hours and on-site services mean residents must plan visits during weekday business hours; those with limited daylight or work schedules may need to call ahead to arrange assistance. Residents are advised to verify their assigned polling location before going to vote to account for any precinct changes.

For routine needs — registering to vote, locating a polling place, obtaining a marriage license, requesting public records, or paying court fines — the clerk’s office at 2219 Payne Street and phone number 812-547-3741 serve as the primary local point of contact.